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I tested with clang+llvm versions 3.7.1 and 8.0.1 on Linux/x86_64.Today, search engines are more competitive than they've ever been. The clang program is sort of a multi-purpose front-end that calls other tools under the hood, so getting all the switches in the right places with the right -X, -, and - prefixes is a bit of a challenge.Īlso useful is the list of Available Checkers, which includes names like core.DivideZero. I figured out how to run a single checker mainly by looking at the Clang Command Line Argument Reference, but that's not very clear so it needed some trial and error as well. The code fragment that provokes this report is: int divide_by_zero() In this case, hello.c contains three defects of various kinds that would be reported by default, but by enabling only core.DivideZero, just that one is reported. For example: $ clang -analyze -analyzer-no-default-checks -Xanalyzer -analyzer-checker=core.DivideZero hello.c To run a single checker using clang -analyze, add -analyzer-no-default-checks -Xanalyzer -analyzer-checker= to the command line.
